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Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
New York DRY Goods Mnrket.

New YORK, July 6.-The general de-
mand was more after autumn specialties
than staples. but on the whole good volume
Of business was effected, to which liberal de-
liveries on old engagements add largely.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
Flight of a Horse Thief

TEKAMAH, Neb., July 26.--N. Bardwelps
hired man has skipped the country, taking
with him horse, saddle and bride belong
ing to Bardwell. The thief is only seventeen
years of age. A reward OF $50 is offered for
his caDture
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
Fire at Fort Madison.

FORT MADISON, Ia, July 26.-lSpecial
Telegram to the BEEl-Miller IL Boeken-
hamps foundry and machine shops burned
last night causing a loss of $1,000. lnsur-
nnpn 500
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
Gerard Aliens Requests.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 26.-The will of the
late Gerard b. Allen, was read TO the family
last night. lie bequeathed much of his
property TO his four children. Several gen
erous legacles were made to charitable insti-
tutions.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
Hastings Defeats st. Joe.

ST. JOE, Mo-, July 2j.-tSpecial Telegram
to The BEE. The home club suffers defeat
to-day at the hands of Hastings by the fol-
lowing score:
St. Joe. oe..........0 / 0 2 0 0-3
Hastings. 9 . 0 0 0 0 o 60
Batterys- Hogan and Harding, Wherle
and Ebright. Base hits-St Joe O. Hastings
~. ErroTs-St. Joe 7, Hastings 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
A Minneapolis Blaze.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 26.-A fire in the War
ner block this morning injured several fire.
men and caused a loss Of $4,000 10 the Oc-
cupants Of the building. ...,"'.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
Eairmopt DereatsGeneya.

FAIRMoNT, Neb., July 26.-ISpecial Tele-
gram to the BEE.l-The Geneva's crack nine
was again showed under by the B. & Ms. of
Fairmont to-day. The score stood ~ to In
favor OF the Is. Il Ms. Their imported bat
terry was "puddin" for the Fairmonts.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
Hat lealera ASSIGN.

New YORK, July 25.-Gardner Il Dudley,
dealers in hats, made an assignment to day
for the benefit OF their creditors, with prefer
enceS amounting to $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
To Complere the Work,

PARIS, July 23.-The government has de
cided to complete the great works on the
Seine at lIavre. 1t Is proposed to eXpend
l25, 900, 900 france on the works.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
The English Turf.

LONDON, July 26.-The GoodwOod meeting
openedto-day. The race for Stewards cup
was won by Upset. lib second and Grafton
third. There wee twenty-three starters.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
Death of n diss,onary's Wife.

patch announces the death at Jatfna, Ceylon,
of Susan Reed, wife of Rev. w. w. Rowland,
for Iorty-twO years missionary of the Am
erican board of commissioners Tor foreign
miSsioiif in that field.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
AFTER M'GARlGLE.
Pursuit of n Boat Supposed to Con.
tain the Fugitive.

CHICAGO, July 26. There were no devel-
opments of Importance in the McGargle case
to-day. Sheriff Matson has offered reward
of $500 tor his apprehension. A special
from st. lgnace, Mich, says a tug was char
tered this afternoon by three detectives to
pursue boat on which it was supposed the
fugitive was.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
NJ alicious Destructio

Malicious Destruction OF Property.
WooNsocKET, h. l., July a6.-upkuown
parties last night entered the weaver room OF
the large cotton mill Of Manylle 4 Co.. q:
Manvlle, and by running a knife along the
tops Of the rolls ruined some 5000 yards OF
fancy goods OH the LOOMS The Mill was re-
lspuy The scene OF weaveEs' strike.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
The Sharn Cnse.

New YORK, July 26,. Bourkc Cochran be,
gan his argument in the Jacob Sharp stay of
proceedings case this morning. ~, - -
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27

DUBLIN, July 2G.-Two more members of
the Irish constabulary resigned yesterday
evening as q protest against the crimes act.
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wholcsnle MiIIiners ASSIGN.

., CHICAGO, July 26.--D. NJ. Homes 4 Co.,
wholesale mil!iners, hare assigned l.iabil-
iues Sav,90o, assets about The same;
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
Rusinsss f'uilure.

CAIRO, H., July 90,--Goldsie!n & Rosen-
water, dry goods. failed last night. l.a-
bliliys s3j.CVV; assets not kSoWn at present
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27

Runs earned-Topeka 2, Omaha 5.
First base on errors-TOpeka 4, Omaha I.
First base on balls-ropeka 9, Omaha ,.
Struck out-By Hotner 4, Healey2
Left on bases-'ropeka 8, Omaha 8.
Two base hits-Johnson 2, Goldsby, Gem
ms.
Passed balls-krehmeyer 1.
Hit by pitcher -Fusselbach.
Umpire-Hengle.
Time of game--l hour 55 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
Kansas City Beats Denver.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 26.-lSpecial
Telegram to the BEE IA rather uninter-
estlng game was played between Kansas
City and Denver to-day. The visitors were
easily defeated as they were totally unable to
bat Nichols only making four clean and one
scratch singles Off him. Lille was hit by q
pitched ball in the third inning, forcing him
to retire from the held. The only brilliant
plays made We're pretty running catches by
Mansell and Silch. The following is the
score.
Kansas City. go 0 o 212 0--1O
Denver r.........0 2 0 9 0 o %
Earned runs-Kansas City 2. Two base
hits-Mckeon kassamaer Three base hits
Nichols Lett on bases-Kansas City s,
Denver 5. Struck Out-Groyer, Mamsell,
Mcihof (2), Legg, Nichols. Double plays
Phillips, McSorley and Smith. First base on
balls-lillie, ltaSsamaer, Henglc, Legg (2),
Nichols. First base on errOrS-kansas City
g, Denver A. Wild ptches-Sproat 2. Passed
balls-Legg 2, O'Neil 3, Hit by pitcher
Mansell, Lllle Time OF game-2 hours and
10 minutes. umplre--llagan. Batteries
Kansas City, Nichols and Legg; Denver,
SprOat and O'Neil.
McKim the pitcher who was fined for bad
playing Sunday, was released to-day.
Jimmy Day, late third basenan of the Utica.
n. Y, club has been signed by Kansas City,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-27
TIL, SCORE.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Topekas .......0 0 o 0 o O o. 8
Omaha .......0 6 0 0 O 0 D 0-7
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Iv1 ROM ornLnI.
HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co.,

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co..
Steam Engines, Rollers, sugar MUS
Coolers, IRON, Brass and Lead Castings
HONOLULU ,,,s.,.,'ts 'f''f''"'''''
Machinery Of every description made p 10 Of.
der Particular attention paid 70 snip n'a.S,
smilhng. Job work executed on Inc '"0'''''
office.
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TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
were Fl ed yesterday:
w. T. Avery 10 U. b Haynes, 81 by
$50 feet, Union avenue; consideration
$3.50.
O. A Crumper ct al to ]. w. Sh'rr,
part OF lot 7, block 8, South Memphis;
consideration, 1920
PL Gray to II s. Stratton, lot ia
Oollierville, Tenn, for the sum OF
5000
W. P. Wilson ct 1x TO H. L Guiop,
lot on corner OF Polk and Mckinley,
for the sun Of 1876.
Walter III. Scbevenell to Samuel H.
XII e, one-third interest Ia block l.,
lot 2, Ra 'eigh coDsid Iteration, 5000.
James A, Ford to George s. Macla.
ran, deed, conside alton $3.50, tract of
lsud near city of Memphis on McLe-
more and Raleigh avenues, containing
92 $40 acres.
r. M. Msnsiord tn G S. Maclarap,
deed. consideration $3.50, one half in
teres' in lot 90 and part OF lot "a, : I
the Winchest n subdivision, on south
eide OF Bars avenue. Also the undi-
vided inteye { OF taid MsDsford in part
Of lo's IS and 81, in Gay BROOKS plan
OF subdivision, cf 100 acres of land,
near Memphis; Consideration, $3.50,
Tract of lard near Memphis, on Nc
Lsmore and Raleigh avenues, contain
ing 81 $40 acres.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

V1N buren,, AK: Work is ex.
pectet to begin on the extension OF
the Valley route inside OF ten days.
On Saturday week, the 22d instant,
the citizens OF Somerville meet to con.
fer with the projectors of the Nash
vile and Memphis railroad.
RAILWAY Age: Both branches OF the
Georgia Legislature have passed bill
granting a chat to the Augusta and
chattanooga Railway Company.
The citzsns Of Jackson and Madi.
son county will hold a meeting on
Saturday next to confer with the pro-
jsctors Of the Nashville and Memphis
railway.
CoTroN PLANT, Ark The Batesvills
and BriD kley railroad has again placed
the regular passenger and express
train on It's line, much TO the con-
venience of its patrons along the road.
vIcKsBURo RroH: The suit OF
Jslius Leufoldt against the Louisville,
New o leans ami Texas railroad for
~ 100 damages, was settled yeet riay
in the Civil Circuit court. The jury
re urned a verdict for the defendant.
WARTRACE C respondent OF the
Banner: A meeting Of the people OF
Wartrece, Beech Grove and vltiBities,
especially those living In the Garrison
valley, IL called for Saturday, January
18Th, at - o'clock, TO appoint delegs ei
to the railroad meeting at Huntsville,
which will bs held on the 10 b in
slant.
NEw York Indicator: Memphis and
Charleston reports an Increase of fl6,-
342 earnings for the fourth wstk oil
December, a gain Of nearly 70 per cent
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ON CHANGE.

SHELBY County IS are now quoted
at ITO bid-1l2 asked.
CHICAGO grain receipts yesterday /:
Wheat, II cars; corn, 270 cars.
Ar Manchester cloths are stiffenipg
q little. Yarns are finn, with fair de-
mand.
COTTON receipts Yesterday, 1891
bales; shipments, 1929 bales; sales,
500 bales.
On Thursday next the Merchants
Exchange will elect officers and di-
rec oIs.
The weeks sales Of co ton amounted
to 1880 bales, of which exp rters
took l4,500 balep, and spinners AGO
bales.
CASH corn at 81. Louis is unchanged,
cash whsst up to, cash cats unchanged,
lash pork unchanged, cash lsrd up 2ic,
cash clear ribs up &c.
AT Chicago cash pork ia up 14c, cash
lard up 21c, and cash clear ribs mp &c |;
cash cora of t., cash wheat off b. and
cash oats unchanged.
Mr. G. T. MASON, of Charleston, 3.
@, was on he floor of the Co ton EG-
cha0e yeste dav. exhibiting that great
Invention, the NJ ieon cotton picker.
BALTIN ORE grain RI ceipt' yesterday:
Flouc 1921 brs, v heat Al, 200 bu, co n
AZ, 100 bu Oats 5000 bu. Shipme nts,
-four rs ,466 bhs, wheat lO3. 0OJ bu, and
corn 81 600 bu.
AT Cincinnati Fl ur is barely steady,
wheat strong and higher, corn steady
with fair d mand and cas- stronger.
Wheat receipts, 1880 bushels; ship
ments, %. Geo bushels.
A NOTICE was posted on the boards
Of the Cotton Exchsnge yesterday
ii at 1851 bales C ton would ba added
TO the total port receipts tlat day to
agres with the figures Of the National
Cotton Ex. hsnge.
IT is stated that the bituminous coal
pool will take effect on April 1st. It
ia the opinion of producers that the
formation Of this pool will insure an
svers9e advanca of so cents per ton for
their product during the ensuing year.
AT Liverpool wheat 10 qliet, de-
mand poor; holders offer freely; re-
ceipts Of wheat for past three days
81, 600 centsls, inducing $4,000 Amer
lean. Corn dull, dem and poor; corn
receipts during pact three days, Amer
icap, 10l, 100 centals.
WESTERN advices report that the
fields Of winter wheat in Ohio, Michi-
gan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and
Missouri are we'll protected with snow,
good thing for the crop. There is q
free movement of corn reported In
Illinois and Nebraska,
TIE annual election for officers Of
the State National Bank for the cur
rent yesr wss held on Thursday even
ing AID resulted in the unanimous re-
el,cion Of MeseYs. w d Bethel, pres
ident; A. d Gwynne, vice president,
and Miles s. Buckingham, cashier.
Nh. john W. COCHRAN authorizes
tbs statement that he 10 not connected
With the Merchant Exchange oppo'
stion ticket, and no one ss right
to use his name in that connection.
he vii give Lis support to the regu-
lar ticket nominated by the directors
VIsIrlRs on 'Ohaugs yesterday: W
81. GAllawsy, Ire zevsnt, Tenn: @. l.
Mason, Charleston, 8. O.; Z. b. Ar
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A DANGEROUS FIRE
On HOwaFd's kOw-Iider and Vine
gar Factory Destroyed.

At about u o'clock last night the
Waterman at the Babclck Ergi ne
House saw smoke issuing from he
third story Of No. 8 Towards Row.
Ina f,w teconds flames broke ont
from the windows. The alarm was
given and the FIRE steamers,
under Chief Cleary, we're prompt
ly on hand, and poured ltresms
Of water into the burning
building. 1t was used as q cider and
vinegar factory by Messrs. Sllverman
& Norris Before the fire was under
control the building WAS Quilted by the
q ime5 from roof to cellar. The ad-
j,inirg building, No. s, occupied by
W. H. Coleman & 90, commission
merchants, was slightly damaged by
fire, the root being partially burned.
The 5lilding was flooded, and whatever
was therein was damaged by water.
BY o'clock the fire was under con-
troll, but an engine remained at the
scene thrown & water into the cellar OF
No. 8, whore the bre was d fiicu't TO
get at. The buildings are owned by
Mr.. l.. NJ. Meach tm, and were dam
aged 10 the extent OF some $4,000 The
loss of the owners Of the cider and
vinegar facto y is estimated a. $40 600.
Tue damage done to tho goods in No.
5, Coleman & Gu. 3 store, could not be
estimated last night. II was stated
that the stores, contents and stocks are
we'll insured
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That 10 about the best on record. II is
such phenomenal gains as these which
completely upset the Q fort Of the bears
to convince the public that the coun-
try is on the down grade.
JACKSON (renu.) Wig: One Of two
alternatives now confront Jackson.
Which will we take2 By investing in
the proposed railroads now making
US offsis We havs the opportunity OF
becoming a city, il we reject them
we have about reached our limit Of
progress and growth aud run the rick
OF losing portion OF what we a.
ready have.
PIKEvIILE Tenn NeE& Surveying Is
now In progress on the new railroad
from Memphis to Kn0xville....If a
railroad could he but from toms
point in Kentucky on the Cincinnati
Southern road down the Cumberland
mountain t, Tracy City. or via
Sequstchie Valley to Victoria, and on
to Birmingham, Il would open one Of
the richest sections OF country In the
South,
MERIDIAN Miss NeEs Ger ain
railroads aud corporations have been
in the habit, quite recently, Of "blsck.
listing" employees. This is system
by which man, when discharged by
one company, whether rghtiully or
not, is bic 5listed" by other Gompa.
MES in the combination, VINO refuse 10
give him work. The object ia to create
kind OF terror or slavery among en-
ployes, to prevent them from striking
or from refusing to wok for wage
they msy think too small.
BIRMrEGHAM Age, The North Biz
ingham Street Railroad Company
opened books Of subscriptions to-day,
and the entire capital stock, f65, 900
was readily tlken...... When the new
freight depot Of the Alsbama Great
Southern ia completed, the present
unsightly sheds aud platforms now
used by that road will be removed and
new side tracks. laid betgeen Nine.
teenth and Twentieth Streets. Mo Q
mtles of street railways will be built
during the present year than the total
mileage Of the present roads.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. SATURDAY: JANUARY. 49, 1857

mour, Kansas C.ty;J. s. Byington,
New York; B. r. Bates, Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company: miss Anna
Spotswood. Ly on, Miss. Mrs. W. Hous.
ton, city.
NEw YORK wheat receipts for yes
terday were 4S,4C0 bushels; ex-
ports, 22F, 00S bushels; salss, 1896, COO
bushels futures and l96,00J bushels
spots. Corn receipts, so 76S bushels
export, 56,659 bushels; sales, 296, 0C0
bushels futures ard $4,000 Bushels
spots 0Ats receipts, 1850 bushels ;
exports, leo bushels.
AT Pittsburg yesterday rumors OF
the passage of the interstats commerce
bill ard a panic at the New York
Stock Exchange caused considerable
unt asiness in oil circ'es and grand
rush TO unload followed. Prices
dropped quickly from 7lic to Csc.
when the decline wss checked by a
telegram stating that the Iumors were
untOuu ded.
The New York Indicator Of the 18th
states that it is reported from Colum-
bus, Mise, that work on the Ksnsss
City road east OF Topeka has been
stopped, aud that the road has pur.
chased the Georgia Pacific from Co.
lumbus, Miss to Birmingham, Ala.
The intention is said to bs to build
the Kansas City road by way OF Pom
totoc, 0iolona and Aberdeen, Miss,
TO Columbus.
A MOVEMENT has been started at
New Orleaus to facilitate cotton tran
sit. The plan is 10 construct switches
from the several railroad lines ia the
city TO the various cotton presses. II
is held that this will prevent the
blocking up of the railroads with
transit cttou, and admit of their
bringing larger qasntities OF freight to
the city, The railroads are reported
in favor of the scheme.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-15
THE SCHOOL BOARD
HOLD A MEETING AT WHICH
REPORTS


The city Board OF Education met
yesterday ffterpoon at the Odd Fell
lows Hall There were present
Messrs. Jordan, Winter, Higgins and
Degnan. The following report was
presented:
0FFIoR BOARD OF EDUCATION,
MEMPHIS, TRNN., January 10, 1887.
GKNTLEMRN-Ghe total number of
pupils admit ed to date is AGA. The
average enrolment ia 3Sll.
The following table exhibits the
number in each building and other
statistical items:
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EYrnn of Figs

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Oal is natures own true laxative. 1t
is he most easily taken and the most
pleasantly effective remedy known to
c eanss the system when bilious or
costive; to dispel headaches, colds
and ievsrs; 10 cure habilusl constipa-
ton, indigestion, etc. For pale in 30
cents aud 81 bottles by II. j. Holster
and all leading druggists; Van Vleet
& Co., g. W. Jones q Co., W. N. Will
kerson & Co, s. Mansfield & Go. have
been appointed wholesale agents at
Memphis.
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Sale orLOts I'm Bartlett.

RI. Black, executor CT the fsta 9 OF
Mrs. Blackwell, will, today, 1T the
Courthouse, sell some valuable real
estate in and near Bartlett. The home
place contains fifteen acres, a large
grove and fne spring, and is i'm
proved with a good frame residence
and outhousss. It's nesrness to the
city and iIs easy access by rail makes
it valuable home for merchant do
ing business In this C ty. The farm
lands t. be SD are within two or
three miles Of Bartlett, on the Somer-
vile road.
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Millinery Buslness for Sale.

One thousand FIVE hundred dollars
will buy fixtures and good will Ct a
large established business in millinery
aud fancy goods at II, lena, Arr Rect
OF store, with Fix rooms, $50 per
month. Present occupant made
money enough to retire. Write to
MRS y, boz ls9, Helena, Ark.
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You hardly realize that II is medi-
cine, when liking Csrter's Little Liver
Pills; they are very email; no bad
,ffects; all troubles from torpid liver
are relieved by their uss.
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Over 100 Varieties

OF the purest aud best toilet soaps
made by Co'gate 4 90. Cashmere
Bouquet the standard.
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DandFu0

10 REMOVED BY THs Um or coooAIHHs,
And It stimulates and promote the
growth OF the hair
BHrDett's ElaVOFina Extracts are the
hnMA
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AnVIOR mn HInrMRRa.

MRs. WINsLoy's 6O0fHpa sTRuP should
always be used for children teething, II
s III pain '1 curSs VIVA .OO and L thS best
remedy for diarrh cat go q bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-15

Nor one in twenty are free from
some little silmeDt caused by mac
ton Of the liver. Use CaTtet's Little
Liver Pills. Toe result will he q
pleasant turpriee. They give positive
relief.
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The amount collected from pay pu-
pills for December was 1892.
SCHOLASTIC POPULATION.
The school census just taken shows
the number Of children Of school age
in the city, 1902.
Messrs, Weisendorf & Eichberg were
granted the privilege Of placing an
other furnace in the Pope School 80 as
to insure proper temperature.
There being no further businets to
transact, the messing adjourned.
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Boobies

NONN0S peevish, cross, or
troubled with Windy Collie, Teething
Pains, or Stomach Disorders, can DC
relieved at once by using Acker 9 Baby
Soother. 1t contains no Opium OF
Morphine, hence Is safe. Pr1ce 70
cents. Sold ny
A RHHRRRT.
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AMUNEaENss -.
ma EMPHIs THEATER.
ROBINSON'S MUSEUM.

Engagement at an enormous expense for
this wetk only Of the
Paris and Eden Musee consolidation,
The largest costliest and most complete
gallery of wax figures in the world. and a
grand double eniertainment IN our Tbeater
by Dan Nash's- Hibernicon Irish Comedy
and Specially Company, introducing the
specislties.
loc.. ADMISSION TO ALL. Zoe
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NUAIL-H CHE each price paid. ship
w undrawn 10 cold weather, or,~D
" JOHN. ON & GUINEE.
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II HAWBERS HOUSE.
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DOUM-Nicey turn shed. without board,
~ In desirarle locality close 10 business
cen ter. Rep to B., this Office, stating forms.
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ClALESM EN-In every State In The " ion
y to represent PAINT MANUFACTURE
ING ESTABLISHMENT having several
SPEoI1LTIEs that are popular and easy sell.
with other goods. Address THE VIM. b.
PPIOE MANIIEG 20. RALTIMORE. MD.
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STRAYED.

NIULE-Rrom Pamela Oil Works. Tuesd II
vi last, one light bay mule, ithout shoe,
slightly stiff in fore lees. Liberal reward
will be paid for return Of same to
PANUIA OIL AND REhTlLIZER co.
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SITUATl0N-By q young. man from Vir-
y ginia, either in Wholesale or retail dry
goods or grocery house, se salesman or assist
apt book keeper. Have hsd ~ ears expo
Renee In botn lines. Salary no object; Very
best OF reference as to h1racter and bust
reIs qualifications. AddresS
T. e. LESTER,
p o. box 800, LVnchhurR, Va.
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II AIDES and Gentlemen, 10 city or coun-
IL try, to take liz hit work At their homes,
S1.00 TO "a co a day easily ma o; work sent
mand for eur work, al furnish steady em-
ployment. Address, with stamp, CROWN
M'F'G GO, 294 Vine St. Ci' cinuati, Ohio.